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Image from a stunning collection by Clare Benson Standing on the threshold, all we’ve left undone smirking in our periphery, all we carry with
In one week, one day, one moment, so much can change; so much can be lost. And we are left torn apart and disoriented. Waves
Advent is a season of anticipation, hope, and waiting for the arrival of Christ. The advent wreath, the lighting of candles, the preparation of the
It’s 11pm, the night before Thanksgiving. The house is clean; the table is set; and, the turkey is defrosted. My husband and I will awake
When I was ordained, I asked the presiding minister to preach on Colossians 1:15-23, because this text pointed me to the sovereignty of God in
I’ve been riveted to presidential politics this fall—the polling, the spin, the analysis and projections, the Facebook discussions, and not least of all, the presidential
Eleven months ago, I blogged about the arrest of Jerry Sandusky, the Penn State Football coach who then had been accused, now convicted, of sexually
For the past three weeks, I’ve watched football games that have simply astounded me. The Philadelphia Eagles and Baltimore Ravens broke out into more skirmishes
As I listen to presidential politics, analyses of our economy, and responses to the recent attacks on US embassies (and the death of an ambassador
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